Joint Base Andrews conserves natural and cultural resources through effective environmental planning. The environmental consequences of proposed actions and reasonable alternatives are integrated into all levels of decision making. The environmental resources under Joint Base Andrews stewardship are protected and managed in the public interest.

The Conservation Pillar of Environmental Management consists of the Environmental Impact and Analysis Process , Cultural Resources Management Program and Natural Resources Management Program. Each program has a unique purpose in support of Joint Base Andrews. To learn more about each process and program click here.

Public Notice JBA Explanation of Significant Differences to Remedy for FT-02 Site Available for Public Review - Oct. 2022

Environmental Assessment for Installation Development Plan at Joint Base Andrews-Naval Air Facility, Md. - Jan. 2022

Joint Base Andrews Third Five-Year Review Addendum - Jan. 2022

2021 Water Quality Report

Brandywine DRMO SS01 3rd FYR Commencement Public Notice - Oct. 2021

Environmental Assessment, Beddown and Operation, USCG Helicopter Aerial Intercept Wing at Hangar 14, JBA - Dec. 2020

Water Sampling - Nov. 2020

Water Sampling - Oct. 2020

FY 2019 WSSC Water Quality Report - Oct. 2020

2019 Water Quality Report - June 2020

Final Proposed Plan SWMU-56 - Dec. 2019

Proposed Plan for Site CS-C503 - Nov. 2019

2018 Water Quality Report - June 2019

SS-28 Final Proposed Plan - March 2019

2017 Water Report

Joint Base Andrews Air Installations Compatible Use Zones study - Feb. 2018

Joint Base Andrews Performance-Based Restoration Feasibility Study SS-28 - Aug. 2017

Final Environmental Assessment MD 4 at Suitland Parkway Interchange Construction - March 2015  

Andrews Arbor Plan - 2011

National Environmental Policy Act

Renewable Energy

The Four Pillars

The four pillars of the Air Force environmental mission are quality, conservation and planning, pollution prevention, and restoration.

The Environmental Flight works with all elements of the base, regulatory agencies and the community to ensure the job gets done in a sustainable manner. By working cooperatively, the Andrews team will continue to comply with environmental laws, preserve the natural environment, and accomplish its Global Airlift mission.

The hard working dedication of the Andrews Environmental Team was recognized with the 2004 Environmental Flight of the Year Award in Air Mobility Command.

The Air Force Pollution Prevention Program was implemented as part of the Air Force's commitment to forward-thinking environmental leadership. It involves efforts at all levels of the Air Force to reduce wastes through a hierarchy of actions established by Pollution Prevention Act of 1990.

The Pollution Prevention Pillar of Environmental Management consists of Recycling and the Haz Mat Management Program. Each program has a unique purpose in support of Joint Base Andrews. To learn more about each process and program click here.

The Environmental Quality section ensures that Joint Base Andrews  complies with applicable environmental laws, regulations and guidelines. In addition, the section is responsible for directing efforts to eliminate or reduce pollution.

Through coordination, management and regular assessments, such as the Environmental Compliance Assessment and Management Program, the Environmental Quality section strives to minimize mission impacts on the environment. Support from the Unit Environmental Coordinators, ensures base wide participation.

The Environmental Quality Pillar consists of the Air Quality Management Program, Water/Wastewater Program, and Toxics/Asbestos Program. To learn more about each program click here.

For questions regarding environmental issues at Joint Base Andrews, contact the 316th Wing Public Affairs office.

Phone: 240-612-4428
Email: 316WG.PA.COMMUNITYENGAGEMENT@us.af.mil

For questions regarding recycling at Joint Base Andrews, contact the Andrews Recycling Center.

Phone: 301-981-0644
3350 Celmers Lane
Joint Base Andrews, MD 20762
Hours of Operation:
Monday-Friday 8 a.m.- 4 p.m.
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To report environmental violations or concerns, use this form.

Joint Base Andrews Environmental Restoration Program

Historical methods of hazardous waste disposal at Air Force sites across the country have created a legacy of environmental impacts. The Environmental Restoration Program was established to identify, assess, investigate, and clean up existing contamination on the base. The process is based on the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act, as well as the National Oil and Hazardous Substances Contingency Plan.

Joint Base Andrews was listed on the National Priorities List in 1999, which spurred on major changes in the manner in which Andrews pursues environmental restoration. Andrews is pursuing a comprehensive approach to restoring affected areas and ensuring beneficial reuse of natural resources. The Andrews Restoration team works closely with its regulatory partners, consisting of the US EPA, Maryland Department of Environment, and the Prince George's County Health Department, to achieve its goals. Scientists and engineers are using innovative and cost-effective strategies to remediate contamination from petroleum and a variety of hazardous substances.

For a list of fact sheets for restoration sites, click here.

For more information on ERP, click here.

To access the Air Force Administrative Record:
JBA Davidsonville RAB Community Interest Assessment_English
JBA Davidsonville Consejo Asesor de Restauración Evaluación de Interés Comunitario
JBA and Brandywine RAB Community Interest Assessment_English
JBA and Brandywine Consejo Asesor de Restauración Evaluación de Interés Comunitario